Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-03
BRIEF NOTES.

The City Beard of Education will NEE
this evening.
Judge Buckley has appointed Colone
Burtis as Clerk of the Police Court.
This morning the Board of Supervisor:
will commence their January sessions.
The Sacramento School of Design re
opens for its second year at 10 A. ". TO-DAY
at the E. B. Croker Art Gallery.
To-day the greater portion of the State
county and city officers recently elected
enter upon the duties of the positions tt
which they were chosen.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature Saturday and yesterday was
65o and 45o and $50 and 46o. with variable
winds and generally clear weather.
County License Collector Dolan collected
licenses last month to the amount Of
81 1851 so. During the year ending Deem
Der 31st he issued 3,075 receipts, and col.
lected $2S,7S9 so.
The Placer Herald says There is strong
talk of holding a county citrus fair next
year in Auburn. 1t might be made great
success, and as a local move it would nc
doubt be of great benefit to the county"
Sumner Relief Corps, at its last meeting,
thanks to Summer and Warren Posts, G.
A. r., to the press of the city, and to Revs.
Ollie, Herrick and Ware for courtesies ex-
tended and services rendered.
The Gait Gazette says "a beautiful
orange tree, full of fruit, in the yard OF
John Brewster, attracts much attention.
Near by it is large palm tree. We would
like the editor of the Los Angeles ErpresS
to visit this section and then stop lying
about Northern California"
Officer Farrell went to San Francisco
Saturday and brought back VIM. Stone,
who was arrested there on dispatch from
this city accusing him of attempting to de-
fraud creditors by leaving the State. 1t is
said that he was about to leave for the East
with female companion when arrested.
Mary Johnson, the terror from Den
ver," was released from the County Jail
Saturday morning on the completion of
fore many hours she was bowling drunk
and making herself so very Objectionable
that officers Farrell and Cafferty escorted
her to the lookup.
The following arrests were made since
last report: Fred Hughes, by special officer
Jackson, for petit larceny; William Stat
defraud creditors; Mary Johnson. by
officers Farrell and Cafferty, for disturbing
the peace; John Norton, by officer Coffey,
for receiving stolen property; F. Schooli.
maker, by officer wager, for disturbing the
peace; Daniel Costello and wife, by officers
Mccormack and Sullivan, for battery.
1t is said that Chinese vegetable peddler
named Gi zee Sen, has an old horse suffer
ing from harness sores, which he turns out
at night to browse on refuse piles, after
doing hard days work, while he himself,
instead of buying food for the animal,
spends his money in gaming. He has
stable between Second and Third streets,
north of /. He should be looked after on
charge of cruelty to animals, if the COM
plant made against him is well founded.
Saturday evening, Industrial Lodge No.
157, I. o. o. F., installed the following Off
GERS for the current year n. G.. ]. l.. Robi-
nette; V. G., J. J. Nissen r. s., E. B.
Hussey; P. s., j. H. Ferguson; Treasurer,
James Stewart; W, G. H. Appel c., P. s.
Watson o. G., L. c. Jordan l. G., Robert
Warwick R. S. to N. G., G. B. Dean L..
S. to N. G., Martin Hook r. S. S., ]. F.
burlington; L. s. S., c. G. Ault; R. S. to v.
G., Joseph Castle; L. S. to V. G., Henry
West; Organist, w. D. Grove.
Arrived Saturday and yesterday, steamer
San Joaquin, No. 4, from San Francisco,
with merchandise and barge load of gen.
eral freight: steamer Varuna, from the
upper Sacramento, with grain; steamer
Constance, from San Francisco, with barge
load of lumber for the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company steamer D. E. Knight,
from San Francisco to Marysville, with
merchandise. Cleared, steamer San Joa-
quin, No. 4. for San Francisco, with grain !;
steamer Varuna. for the upper Sacramento,
with barge load of merchandise steamer
Constance, for San Francisco, light.
About IL o'clock last night man called
at the sta6on-house and stated that one of
the doors of Booth & Co.'S store was open,
and he thought there might be thieves in
side. Officer Leavy, the jailer, had no
officer present whom he could send to in
vestigate, but in answer to his whistle the
bridge Waterman and Waterman Boyle, of
the freight depot, appeared, and hearing
what the trouble was went to the store,
but found the doors all closed. About the
same time detectives Arlington and
Thacker. in passing the Bothin Manu-
featuring Co.'S store, Second street, be-
tween l and J, found the office door open,
and also door leading from the Office into
the store. Everything seemed to be in
proper shape, however, and search of the
premises failed TO reveal any burglars.